By Amanda Jowsey We did it! We made it through winter to the blissful days of yellow dandelions and green grass, buzzing bumblebees and
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Helping Remove the Stigma of Vitiligo
Buffalo resident was diagnosed with the condition at age 25. Now 52, she has become an advocate for those who suffer from it. “We
Harpreet Dhiman, D.O.
Anesthesiologist and pain management doctor at UB utilizes minimally invasive pain-blocking techniques to help alleviate her patients’ pain — without the use of opioids
Biking for the Best of Reasons
Deputy town supervisor of the town of Chili embarking on a 1,800 mile bike trip to raise money to three nonprofit organizations By Mike
How to Become a Nurse
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant People who want to work as a nurse have many pathways to receive their credentials. Unlike many careers, nursing doesn’t
Sophia Overton: Back to Nursing
Sophia Overton serves as clinical nursing instructor at UB. Overton’s route to her current role is rather serpentine. She had always wanted to work
Chris Palumbo on Nursing: ‘It’s an amazing field’
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant UB nurse Christopher Palumbo always wanted to make a difference in others’ lives through healthcare. While attending college, he learned
Nursing Shortage: Attracting Nurses to the Bedside
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The pandemic exacerbated the longstanding shortage of bedside nurses. Tougher conditions, supply scarcity, employee illnesses and many sicker patients prompted
Instant Noodles or Instant Health Risk?
New study shows instant noodles may be harmful to reproductive and cardiovascular health By Amanda Jowsey Quick, cheap and filling food is oftentimes our
Q & A with Gary Mervis
By Brenda Alisii Founder of Camp Good Days talks about his mission to offer free camping to kids battling cancer Gary Mervis has a